MUSIC

    Corinne Baily Rae

    Corinne Baily Rae

    Presented by Electric Factory at Electric Factory

    September 11, 2010


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    Neo-soul songstress Corinne Bailey Rae was born in Leeds, England, in 1979 to a British mother and West Indian father. Displaying an interest in music from an early age, Rae studied classical violin until she acquired an electric guitar in her early teens. Inspired by such '90s alt-rock icons as L7, Veruca Salt, and others, Rae formed her first band, the all-female indie rock outfit Helen. Despite developing a strong local following, the band ultimately folded and Rae enrolled at Leeds University to study English literature. While at school, a job at a jazz club inspired her more soul-oriented leanings and she began writing songs. Eventually, she scored a record deal with EMI and released her self-titled debut solo album in 2006, which reached number four on the Billboard 200 and earned her three Grammy nominations.


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        Electric Factory

        421 N. 7th Street
        Philadelphia, PA 19123

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        $27.50

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      • Dates & Times

        Dates:
        September 11, 2010

        Times:

        8:30 pm

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